NEW YORK -- Net overall U.S. capital flows reversed sharply in March to show outflows of $48.2 billion after a revised $48.9 billion inflow in February, the U.S. Treasury Department said on Thursday.
February's net inflow was originally reported a month ago at $64.1 billion.
Net long-term capital inflows, however, totaled $80.4 billion, compared with $64.9 billion of inflows in February.
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